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Happy Birthday Salvor Hardon!

Happy Birthday to my favorite Rocket Scientist/ Sex Jedi/ Librarian!

:p :rose::kiss: and many more!
 
Sal's out of pocket for this week, so let's see if we can keep this bumped on the first page for him to see when he gets back.

Sal: Niin nandawendam giinawaa ji gaaw madan miina wanishkwezi wijii niin, izhi niin anokaadam opime niboowise niin-dibinawe baazhiji miina baazhiji biinish giinawaa ji doodage wii maa niin, mino miina enigok. :devil:
 
Happy Birthday oh sexy dangerous one!:kiss::devil: Much love and I hope you're having a wonderful time.:kiss::rose::heart:
 
I'd like to thank you all, though I am a bit embarrassed to say, my birthday is on the 23rd.

But hey, I'll take a week long party!!!:D:D:D

Togas!
 
A birthday week is not a bad idea.....

I think when I finally reach your age I'm gonna have one myself :D

Happy Birthday Week Handsome :kiss: :kiss:
 

http://writersalmanac.publicradio.org/

From "The Writer's Almanac:"
It's the birthday of Samuel Pepys, born in London (1633), who on New Year's Day 350 years ago — in 1660 — made a resolution to keep a diary. He wrote it in a form of shorthand that was common in the 17th century, developed by Thomas Shelton and called "tachygraphy," ancient Greek for "speedy writing." It basically involved writing consonant letters with fewer penstrokes and eliminating the writing of vowels. Though vowels weren't written, they were indicated by the height at which the following consonant was placed: either above, below, or next to the consonant that came before it. This particular shorthand that Samuel Pepys used in his diary was also used by Sir Isaac Newton and by U.S. President Thomas Jefferson.

But when Pepys was writing about the details of his extramarital affairs and some other things in his diary, he substituted words from French or Spanish German or Latin or Greek, or sometimes code words he made up. In his account of the time where his wife walked in on him and a household servant girl engaged in an intimate act, Pepys wrote that his wife "coming up suddenly, did find me imbracing the girl con my hand sub su coats."

He kept the diary for nearly 10 years and then quit because his eyesight was failing and he'd convinced himself that keeping the journal was making him go blind. The journal wasn't translated until centuries after his death. The first translation was done by a clergyman who refused to translate the parts that were salacious or sexual in nature. A more complete and more accurate translation was done in the 1970s and '80s, and fills nine volumes.

A lot of what we know today from the English Restoration period — that is, the time including the 1660s — we know because of Samuel Pepys. There was only one London newspaper at the time, and it was a government newspaper and censored. From Samuel Pepys, we get eyewitness accounts and commentary about the coronation of King Charles II, the Great Plague of 1665, and the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Pepys loved music, and he was pretty good at playing the violin, the lute, and the flageolet, a sort of simple wooden flute. He had a good singing voice and performed in coffee shops around London. He once wrote, "Music and woman I cannot but give way to, whatever my business is."

And he wrote: "The truth is, I do indulge myself a little the more in pleasure, knowing that this is the proper age of my life to do it; and, out of my observation that most men that do thrive in the world do forget to take pleasure during the time that they are getting their estate, but reserve that till they have got one, and then it is too late for them to enjoy it."
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sereneone4u said:
Have a Happy, Salvor~!:kiss::rose:
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Just so you know, I re-read the Dreamhunters yet again this afternoon. You really do have a gift for chosing great gifts.

Thank you.

TE999 said:
Happy Birthday, Sal.

Have a fun one, dude.
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Thanks man, its been quite a day.

MistressLynn said:
Happy Birthday, Sal :kiss:
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mmm thank you Lynn
Tricialen said:
http://http.cdnlayer.com/astraea/1292277680_1275048237.gif

Happy Birthday:kiss:
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Ooooh it fits perfectly ;) thank you!

kimbalee said:
Happy Birthday to my favorite Rocket Scientist/ Sex Jedi/ Librarian!

:p :rose::kiss: and many more!
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Thank you *big big hugs* :p
 
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